Why is a species with a small population more likely than a large population to undergo an extinction?

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2026-08-08 22:20

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a larger population would feed on the fewer population because the population is small and it is less likely for them to defend themselves. and pretty soon when both populations aren't balanced out the bigger population overtakes the fewer population and leads to extinction

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